Police: False reports of 'shots fired' in Valley Cottage, investigated as 'swatting incident'
Officers say they will thoroughly investigate the origin of the call and hold any suspects accountable.
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7h agoPolice responded to a report of shots fired on Tamar Drive in Valley Cottage Monday morning.
Upon investigation, it was determined this was a hoax swatting incident.
At no time was there any danger to the public, according to police.
Officers say they will thoroughly investigate the origin of the call and hold any suspects accountable.
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